9 Project Detail Page

The Project Detail page gives you a comprehensive view of each design run and its outcomes.

9.1 Status & Progress Bar#

At the top, you'll see your project's lifecycle status, such as Running, Paused, or Completed. A job may also be Pending while it waits to start. Progress displays are specific to each engine; a design-count progress bar is not an estimate of time remaining.

9.2 Resource Usage & Cost Breakdown#

Below the status, find a detailed summary of GPU hours consumed, hourly rates, and the total cost incurred so far. This real‑time breakdown keeps you informed about spending and resource allocation.

9.3 Compute Preferences#

Review and update the GPU types, preference ranking, Turbo Mode, and Turbo speedups used for future provisioning attempts. Saved preferences apply to the next GPU provisioning attempt; active GPU instances are not changed.

9.4 Viewing Results (Designs, Trajectories)#

Use the tabs to switch between Accepted Designs and Trajectories. Download CSV reports or individual PDB files for each design. Accepted designs are the structures that passed all quality filters and are ready for experimental validation. Trajectories are the intermediate structures generated during the design process that may or may not pass quality filters after optimization.

9.5 Structure Viewer#

Embedded on the page is an interactive NGL viewer. Select any design or trajectory within the table, and its 3D structure will render here—rotate, zoom, and inspect your models directly.

9.6 Live Logs & Refresh#

View real‑time log output from your BindCraft job in the Logs section. Click Refresh Logs to pull the latest entries if your run is still active.

9.7 Project Actions: Restart, Pause, Abort, Delete#

Manage your project with action buttons: pause or abort a project mid‑run, restart a paused project, or delete a project entirely once it's complete.

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9.8 BoltzGen Results & Files#

For BoltzGen projects, the Results section includes:

• Final Ranked Designs — A timestamped directory with final CIF files. A subfolder like final_100_designs is chosen based on your configured budget. A .zip bundle is provided for quick download.
• Intermediate Designs — Optional CIFs for inspection during the pipeline. '.zip' bundle created at project completion.
• Inverse Folded Designs — Optional CIFs from inverse‑folding validation. '.zip' bundle created at project completion.

Per‑step progress bars show pipeline stages and percent complete (e.g., final_ranked, intermediate_designs, inverse_folded).
When viewing structures, CIFs may be converted to PDB for a consistent experience. For large .zip files, we provide command‑line snippets (cURL, wget, aria2c) for resumable downloads.

9.9 BindCraft2 Results & Files#

BindCraft2 projects keep Final Results separate from intermediate candidates. Review sequences and confidence scores, copy sequences, inspect structures, and download CSV tables or individual files. The results archive collects the run's available outputs. A campaign can finish at its attempt limit with no accepted designs; inspect intermediate results and logs before adjusting your next run.

Project status describes the run's lifecycle. Campaign phases describe the engine's work and do not replace that status. See the BindCraft2 guide for progress, pause/restart, and download details.